Except for the emergency department, the duty rooms of most internal medicine departments are in the inpatient area. Some hospitals also have duty rooms in the outpatient department. The outpatient department and inpatient area are separate and belong to one department, with a director and two deputy directors who are in charge of outpatient and inpatient departments respectively.
Throughout the morning, Yun Heng followed Liu Xizhong to familiarize himself with the situation of Traditional Chinese Medicine Internal Medicine.
The Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine has five chief physicians including the department director Qi Jianping, six deputy chief physicians, attending physicians, residents, interns, and trainees, totaling nearly fifty doctors of all sizes, not including the medical staff. It is definitely a large department.
This made Yun Heng feel a little emotional. It was worthy of being a Grade A hospital in Shanghai. The number of people in one department was more than the total number of doctors in their West Asia Community Hospital, and that didn't even include their professional titles.
Five chief physicians and six deputy chief physicians, this lineup is really quite strong.
Among them, five are chief physicians and three have the title of researcher.
Researcher is a professional title in the natural science research or social science research series. It is a senior professional title and is at the same level as the chief physician title. The researcher title series includes intern researcher (junior), assistant researcher (intermediate), associate researcher (associate senior), and researcher (senior).
In the hospital, if you have a researcher title, you can apply for projects, apply for scientific research funds, and participate in medical research.
"Which hospital in Xihua City did Dr. Yun work for before?"
While Liu Xizhong was accompanying Yun Heng to familiarize himself with the department, he was also asking about Yun Heng's background. Since he could be brought here personally by Lin Jingyun, he must be no ordinary person.
Xihua City and Shanghai are very far apart. Even if it is a relationship with the director of a tertiary hospital in Xihua City, it is not worth Lin Jingyun's attention, right?
People in Kyoto and Shanghai are born with a sense of superiority, especially the locals in Shanghai, who have a very strong sense of superiority.
Although the doctors at Shuguang Hospital are not necessarily all from Shanghai, they have basically settled down in Shanghai after working in the hospital, and have developed a sense of superiority.
They are all tertiary hospitals and are all department heads, but the department heads of some hospitals in Kyoto and Shanghai are accustomed to looking down on their colleagues of the same level in hospitals in other places.
"I work in a community hospital in Xihua City."
Yun Heng told the truth. After all, he had to answer since they asked. There was no need for Yun Heng to lie under the name of Xihua Hospital since they came here for further studies.
But Liu Xizhong didn't believe it: "Doctor Yun is joking, and you don't want to tell me?"
Community hospital?
Liu Xizhong complained in his heart, I don’t believe you at all.
Not to mention community hospitals, even some of the top three hospitals in Xihua City, except Xihua Hospital and Tanghua Hospital, ordinary tertiary hospitals would not be able to obtain the qualification to come to their hospitals for further training.
There is a possibility for some deputy directors or department heads, but for young people, there is no possibility at all.
Good hospitals, like good doctors, are organized in a pyramid model, with fewer and fewer available as you go up. Hospitals at lower levels are all vying to get further training in large hospitals, but there are only so many places available. What about community hospitals?
Liu Xizhong increasingly felt that Yun Heng must be someone of great importance, so he was unwilling to tell him the truth and kept it hidden.
Considering Yunheng’s age, it is possible that he has just graduated from college and has not yet entered the hospital. Is it because someone in his family has paved the way for him so early?
The relationship with Xihua can make Lin Jingyun pay attention to it. This relationship is not ordinary.
Liu Xi was guessing in his heart, and the smile on his face became even wider.
No matter what, since he was the first one to meet me, it must be fate, right?
"I'm telling the truth."
Yun Heng was a little speechless. Why didn't anyone believe the truth?
He told Xu Bo that he had a system, but Xu Bo didn't believe it.
When Yun Heng followed Liu Xizhong to familiarize himself with the department, he also met some doctors in the department, but he didn't talk to them for the time being.
"Was that a new intern that Dr. Liu brought with him just now?"
Some residents and doctors who were studying and exchanging ideas in the department were discussing this privately.
"He's probably not an intern. Maybe he's a trainee doctor from another hospital. Interns come in waves, rarely alone."
Someone is analyzing it.
"Even though I'm a trainee doctor, I was taught by Dr. Liu on my first day. This is a very special relationship."
Someone said enviously.
If you haven’t been to Kyoto, you don’t know how low your official position is; if you haven’t been to Shanghai, you don’t know how little money you have.
After coming to Shuguang for further training, some people realized how great the hospital was. Even associate professors who came from other hospitals for further training were very polite when they met the attending physicians of Shuguang. Liu Xizhong was a senior attending physician.
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